> Anyone who thinks Airbnb is a "social experience" hasn't used and doesn't understand Airbnb. Agreed. Maybe it was in its early days, but AirBnB today (In my

> Anyone who thinks Airbnb is a "social experience" hasn't used and doesn't understand Airbnb. Agreed. Maybe it was in its early days, but AirBnB today (In my experience using it ~10 times in the past 2 years, in major American cities. Could be different elsewhere) is that what you get is closer to a small boutique hotel service than a "social" experience, either with the hosts or other guests.